The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-09

Terminal stock closed yesterday at 42i

Terminal stock closed yesterday ~ 4St'
Senator j. N. Stubs, OF Gloucester, Is
In the city.
The sale OF vcnison is prohibited after
January 10.
The streets, particularly on the south
side, are still quite slippery.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in the trial Of civil cases.
Owing to the ice in the river, the Ariel
did not leave Norfolk at all yesterday.
The Board Of Aldermen will hold their
monthly meeting at z o'clock tomorrow
night. =.
The next Richmond german will be
he'd Tuesday night, January ii, at Serger
Halle.
The city markets were very well sup
piled Yesterday and there was a good
demand.
The entire session Of the Hastings
Court yesterday was taken up with the
trial Of civil cases.
The City Engineer reports $664.66
spent on account OF the new City Hall
for the past week.
Presiding-Elde j. Powell Garland, will
preach this evening at Clay-street Meth
odist church, and tonight at the Cent?
nary.
s. F. Hewitt, a sailor, was arrested and
lodged in the First police-station last
night. He was charged with stealing
coal from G. II. Page.
A number Of citizens we're fined at the
Police Court yesterday for refusing to
clean the snow off of their sidewalks
after having been notified to do so.
Mr.. Robert Harold still continues very
i'll in Brooklyn. Information was re-
ceived in the city yesterday that as yet
there has been no favorable change in his
condition.
D. p. Curtis, deputy sheriff Of Warwick,
county, yesterday brought John Holmes
(colored) to the penitentiary to serve a
term of eight years for assault with in
tent TO kill.
The meeting at rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon will be lead by s. Z. Bishop. Sub
iect Moral Surgery" The latch-string
will he out TO all young men.
Mr.. 8. MEG. Fisher resigned the sec.
retaryship of Temple Lodge, No. 8, OF
FreemasOns on account of his promotion
TO the office Of District Deputy Grand
Master for the Richmond district.
The National Board Of Fire Under
writers have offered a reward of $3.50 for
the arrest and conviction of the party who
set fire to the Rooney building, Nos. 1905
and 1907 Franklin street, some .wo weeks
ago.
The British schooner Wandrian, Thos.
A. Marsters, master, cleared at the Gus
tom house yesterday. Sine was laden
with 2,420 barrels of -four and 30 kegs of
lard for Brazil, shipped by the Haxall
Crenshaw Company.
Master Ralph Bingham, the celebrated
boy orator, formerly of this city, will
give an entertainment at Clay-street Nj.
f. church mex Tuesday night. Those
who have heard this prodigy lately say
that he is even better than before.
The following are the internal revenue
collections for week ending Friday,
January z: Saturday, $3,0S2,4 As; Mon
day, $7,O10.01; Tuesday, $3,3S014;
Wednesday, $3.S6l. 10; Thursdayi So
O2499; Friday, $3,O18.27-total, $23,4S6.-
SO.
State-Secretary H. E. Hirshberg and
Director G. G. Minor,of Virginia Division
Travellers Protective Association, will
leave in few days for Philadelphia and
New York for the purpose of consulting
with the National officers in the interest
of this Division and the Association.
The boys in the East End enjoyed
themselves immensely yesterday in coast
ing on Twenty-ffth street. AS the hill
is rather steep on that street they could
slide from Broad to Cary street in an
amazingly short period of time. The
speed attained was fairly terrific, and to
a b~ystander the sleds seemed literally,
if not actually, to fly.